Conditioning Poems | Examples

Inner Child

You're never too old
to be young
at heart
even Freud was Jung
from the very start
altho' childbirth
is a labour of love
it's all in the swing
of things
and to about-face
child discipline
is strictly a case
of heir conditioning

Premium Member conditioning

'Tis like to be loud weather.'  (The Winter's Tale)



conditioning

repetitions in

time's stories

configure a 

future story

in the image of the

conditioning

Premium Member my parents never liked air conditioning

my parents never liked air conditioning
only turned it on for company
not every summer day, maybe twice in August
if it was over five hundred degrees outside
both were Iowa farm kids
used to the heat and being sweaty
hard workers who cared little for luxury
did not hold stock in fancy fussy things


Premium Member air conditioning

when filling out an application in the companies office area, I feel like a popsicle in the air conditioning

Premium Member A story of conditioning

Conditioning 

Is seemingly

What we are..

Patterns inlaid

Are there for 

Comparisons..so that

An appearance might

Be labeled and

Understood..

Such a story may 

Arise...

Premium Member The Conditioning

Many times when the hardships we are experiencing seem unending, we must fight our hardest when realizing that perhaps we have been conditioned to be in that hardship. It is the mindset to the condition that must change greater than the condition itself.


Premium Member Ai's Conditioning

AI

AI stories

Are unending

Algorithms untiring

Reaching into their

Immense conditioning

To concoct what

Attracts and repulses..

Hmmmm..

Sounds familiar...

Air Conditioning

The breeze of AC, the murmur of conversation, a hearty bustle. A cocoon built of gifts, fused by will. Comfort, warm touches, the caress of the past. A place to worship. A place to build, to return you with gifts of your own. 

I spurned your love and am sorry everyday.

The constant flow of AC, hushed tones. Frantic silence, pretending there is no Outside. Alone or not, it matters not; A cage with light filtering in. The faded memories of olive branches, of sad smiles. Stuffing oneself. Pretending you can't fit through the bars. Death cannot hold many together at once. They remember. 

How does a cage differ from a protective cell
How can silence be comforting or frantic
Whose love was spurned
Why

You are awaited

Premium Member No Air Conditioning For This Family of Ten

The shabby hotel rooms were dank and dour
An indigent family blinked in the dark
Too dull to see much at this wake-up hour
The man of the family has such a bark.

A new baby! How marvelous! An unthinking person said.
But a new child in this family was just another to be fed
We don’t need another mouth, mama unkindly thought
The others seven children knew to do what they ought

In these rooms, seven children tried their best to please
They welcomed the tiniest bit of a summer breeze
No air conditioning for this family of ten.
Every day was a day of labor, once and again.

They did their share, and they kept the baby clean.
He was a sweet boy, but enthusiasm did pale.
They had not needed another; it might sound mean.
But this baby was an extra to feed and had such a wail!

Premium Member Air Conditioning Is Evil

just take off a layer
or walk around
topless 
i am the archpriest
eating sugar puffs
i am the prelate
eating bagels
i am halfway
in
and halfway 
out the window 

the mother-in-law wants it off
i am not for sale
my successors are labouring
like hercules
the hidrosis is formulaic 
like glib one-liners

"it's bad for the bones and
you'll catch a cold"

bring on the catarrh
the indisposition
the bogeys
the runny front bonnet
and collectivist honk 
the towel over the bowl
of hot adam's ale 

seduce my soul my doxy
my concubine
a night emission 
i make love to the air conditioner

Premium Member Conditioning

Conditioning

Is what we all

Carry along with us..

All of those boundaries

And attitudes toward

What confines and frees..

Then to discover..or not

That Freedom is overlooked

In our life as lived...

Premium Member Exiting Conditioning

What we ritualise
Is illusion in disguise
Blocking divine surprise

Of pristinity

Mantra then not by choice
But guided by inner voice
As in stillness we rejoice 

Divine connectivity 

Take the mantra Ohm
Manifesting a bliss dome
Vibrationally our true home

Reclaiming divinity

No pattern following
No self within anticipating
Save innocence celebrating

Timeless eternity

Premium Member Conditioning

Some men are breast men,
some men are leg men.
Some men are butt men,
and some men focus on that area most feminine.
This behaviour that men display towards women,
is all due to a lifetime of conditioning.
Primitive tribesmen admire the whole woman,
and caress from the top of their head to their feet's bottom.
Whenever you show your pet affection, you pet the animal over all.
You don't pet your pet and then focus only on your pet's balls.

Conditioning and Free Will

Conditionality of your love is exploding under my fingers, 
under one of my potential hands
What took place goes forward and returns. 
Fear and my back against the wall.
I hear voices deafened by my attempts, 
Somewhere in the distance,
gliding over the edge, 
inviting the banality.
Identification and it's number.
Components and they're for me.
I'm standing on a stair, on a relative elevation,
And mute everything, rowing with a low tone.
The full scope and the end 
Everything what's happening is crashing against my recultance to be here.

Air Conditioning (Haiku)

air conditioning
never summer or winter
nose on the window

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